Radhita Jain
Making complex systems feel like common sense.
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The Critical Minerals Monitor is an interactive tool designed to deepen understanding of the minerals essential for clean energy technologies. It outlines the components of key technologies, maps the mineral supply chains behind them, and provides detailed analysis of reserves, production, and trade.
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Using spreadsheet logic and conditional rules, I created a small
game where users navigate the landscape and interact with
characters embedded in the grid.
The project explores how everyday tools like spreadsheets can
be repurposed as lightweight interactive environments.
Play the game ↗ (https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1ivkRgu98szcnR5NCavqf4KnCm1QTlfXeaKQC24etERE/edit?gid=880741971#gid=880741971)
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Fungaia is a speculative toolkit that explores mycelium as a
living, sensing material.
Users grow fungal networks that respond to environmental inputs
such as pressure, light, moisture and temperature. These signals
are captured using a custom data logger and translated into
measurable values.
The project reframes mycelium not as a passive material but as
a responsive, ‘intelligent’ system capable of sensing its environment.
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During lockdown, many people ran alone. Motivation dropped without the social aspect of running clubs. Design challenge: How can we recreate the motivation of running together while people are physically apart?
Extra Mile is a non-profit community platform that promotes running across all London boroughs. Built around the idea that running alongside others motivates us to go further, the app connects local runners and encourages them to cover distance collaboratively.
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